I have been considering flippng the classroom for some time now ; in my case I used this style for some chapters of my class.
I feel if this type of classroom had been in effect during my school years, I would have moved through the courses faster with a better grasp of the content.
The flipped classroom is the most helpful for nursing students. In it, they can discuss and actively learn skills and theories through role-playing and hands-on patient care in a simulation lab.
Comment on Marian Achenie's post:
That is correct; instead of traditional classroom lectures, you can use flipped classrooms effectively. The pre-recorded lectures to watch and prepare for the class and in the classroom room; students can actively learn through interactive discussions, activities, and games, dividing students into groups for projects; in addition, at home, they can do homework.
Yes, in a flipped classroom, teachers can do assessments on students' knowledge and skills in same moment during the discussion at roll play, or at gaming time. This immediate feedback is more effective
